Necropower and subjectivity: the disappearance of people in the north of Veracruz, Mexico
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https://doi.org/10.29092/uacm.v19i50.947Keywords:
Necropolitics, disappearance, situated contex, toolbox, intersubjectivityAbstract
This work shows necropower in a situated context: north Veracruz, Mexico. Necropolitics are explained, as well as the subjective configuration that is imposed. Then, method developed is described, based on a qualitative and interdisciplinary approach. Later, “kitchens” are discussed as a form of deploy of necroempowered entities and subjective configuration that prevails; the importance of family organizations is outlined to resist violence. Conclusions aim to the importance of comprehending necropower situated and that this space can make possible politic agency.
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